Where Is Parker? Search for Missing Calgary Boy Enters Fifth Day

The search continues for Parker, an 11-year-old Calgary boy who has been missing for five days, as police, volunteers, and the community work together to bring him home safely.

Parker is neurodivergent and non-verbal, and authorities believe he may become frightened if approached by unfamiliar people. Police are asking anyone who sees him not to approach, but instead to keep a safe distance, maintain sight of him if possible, and call emergency services immediately.

More than 300 Calgary Police Service officers have joined the search, along with 120 trained volunteers coordinated through Search and Rescue Alberta.

Authorities are urging residents to carefully check their properties, including garages, sheds, backyards, hot tubs, swimming pools, areas beneath decks, and any other locations where a child may seek shelter or hide.

Police are also asking the public to review security camera and CCTV footage for anything that could help determine Parker’s whereabouts.

Every checked space, every shared message, and every moment of awareness could make a difference.

Parker’s family and the entire Calgary community continue to hope for his safe return. Please keep looking, stay alert, and help bring Parker home.